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The complexity of distinguishing between female ejaculation and squirting due to biochemical composition and possible urinary contamination.
Two related but medically distinct phenomena are described in the literature: "" refers to a small-volume, whitish, protein-rich secretion thought to originate from the paraurethral (Skene’s) glands, ...
Imaging—primarily pelvic ultrasound and, to a lesser extent, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)—has been pivotal in distinguishing “squirting” (large-volume, transurethral gushes) from classic female ej...
is mediated by a discrete spinal reflex circuit—the spinal ejaculation generator (SEG, including lumbar spinothalamic/LSt cells) that coordinates emission and expulsion through autonomic and somatic o...